UCF Abroad will host a virtual information session to explore the diverse study abroad opportunities available to all UCF students. This session will provide an overview of full semester and short term programs(generally offered in the Summer semester). UCF Abroad is dedicated to delivering exceptional student support by connecting students from all academic disciplines with international program that are both academically enriching and financially accessible.Virtual Location URL: https://ucflorida.campus.eab.com/pal/4oalWJRsxj

Feeling overwhelmed by reactions, mechanisms and endless memorization? Organic Chemistry Unlocked is here to help you move from confusion to clarity. This workshop breaks down complex concepts into manageable parts, helping you understand the why behind the what.Learn proven strategies for mastering mechanisms, organizing information and recognizing patterns that make organic chemistry more intuitive. Whether you're prepping for an exam or just trying to stay afloat, you'll leave with tools to study smarter -- and more confidently.

The purpose of The Registration Rodeo is to prepare students for the upcoming Spring 2026 registration. This multi-day event will help students:1. Review their myUCF portal for holds and to-dos, and teach students how to view the necessary steps to resolve these items and avoid delays in their ability to register. 2. Learn how to access and read their degree audit to better understand the requirements for completing their current declared major. 3. Assist students in adding classes to their shopping cart and setting up the "Swap" feature. 4. Educate students on the FloridaShines transient course option. 5. Know who their assigned Academic Success Coach (ASC) is and how to schedule an appointment with him/her. If assigned to a committee, how to schedule with an ASC. 6. And more!The first 10 students at each event will receive a free academic success kit!Please review the dates/times below to learn when your college's ASCs will be present to assist with questions. All students are welcome to attend all computer labs and information sessions.* Computer Lab with the College of Engineering and Computer Science * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 8:30-10:30 a.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Nursing * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Information Session with Academic Success Coaching * Thursday, Oct. 9 * 10-11 a.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Business * Friday, Oct. 10 * 1-4 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Arts and Humanities * Monday, Oct. 13 * 9-11 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Medicine and the College of Health Professions and Sciences * Tuesday, Oct. 14 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * Health Sciences 1 104 * Computer Lab with the College of Community Innovation and Education and the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 15 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * DPAC (Dr. Phillips Academic Commons) 346 * Please be aware that this is at the UCF Downtown Campus * Information Session with Experiential Learning * Monday, Oct. 20 * 1-2 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Information Session with Student Financial Assistance * Tuesday, October 21 * 2-3 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 22 * 9 a.m.-12 p.m. * Psychology 107 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 8-11 a.m. * Classroom Building 1 101 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 3-5 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 106

The purpose of The Registration Rodeo is to prepare students for the upcoming Spring 2026 registration. This multi-day event will help students:1. Review their myUCF portal for holds and to-dos, and teach students how to view the necessary steps to resolve these items and avoid delays in their ability to register. 2. Learn how to access and read their degree audit to better understand the requirements for completing their current declared major. 3. Assist students in adding classes to their shopping cart and setting up the "Swap" feature. 4. Educate students on the FloridaShines transient course option. 5. Know who their assigned Academic Success Coach (ASC) is and how to schedule an appointment with him/her. If assigned to a committee, how to schedule with an ASC. 6. And more!The first 10 students at each event will receive a free academic success kit!Please review the dates/times below to learn when your college's ASCs will be present to assist with questions. All students are welcome to attend all computer labs and information sessions.* Computer Lab with the College of Engineering and Computer Science * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 8:30-10:30 a.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Nursing * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Information Session with Academic Success Coaching * Thursday, Oct. 9 * 10-11 a.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Business * Friday, Oct. 10 * 1-4 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Arts and Humanities * Monday, Oct. 13 * 9-11 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Medicine and the College of Health Professions and Sciences * Tuesday, Oct. 14 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * Health Sciences 1 104 * Computer Lab with the College of Community Innovation and Education and the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 15 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * DPAC (Dr. Phillips Academic Commons) 346 * Please be aware that this is at the UCF Downtown Campus * Information Session with Experiential Learning * Monday, Oct. 20 * 1-2 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Information Session with Student Financial Assistance * Tuesday, October 21 * 2-3 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 22 * 9 a.m.-12 p.m. * Psychology 107 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 8-11 a.m. * Classroom Building 1 101 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 3-5 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 106

The purpose of The Registration Rodeo is to prepare students for the upcoming Spring 2026 registration. This multi-day event will help students:1. Review their myUCF portal for holds and to-dos, and teach students how to view the necessary steps to resolve these items and avoid delays in their ability to register. 2. Learn how to access and read their degree audit to better understand the requirements for completing their current declared major. 3. Assist students in adding classes to their shopping cart and setting up the "Swap" feature. 4. Educate students on the FloridaShines transient course option. 5. Know who their assigned Academic Success Coach (ASC) is and how to schedule an appointment with him/her. If assigned to a committee, how to schedule with an ASC. 6. And more!The first 10 students at each event will receive a free academic success kit!Please review the dates/times below to learn when your college's ASCs will be present to assist with questions. All students are welcome to attend all computer labs and information sessions.* Computer Lab with the College of Engineering and Computer Science * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 8:30-10:30 a.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Nursing * Wednesday, Oct. 8 * 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Information Session with Academic Success Coaching * Thursday, Oct. 9 * 10-11 a.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Business * Friday, Oct. 10 * 1-4 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Arts and Humanities * Monday, Oct. 13 * 9-11 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 116 * Computer Lab with the College of Medicine and the College of Health Professions and Sciences * Tuesday, Oct. 14 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * Health Sciences 1 104 * Computer Lab with the College of Community Innovation and Education and the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 15 * 10 a.m.-2 p.m. * DPAC (Dr. Phillips Academic Commons) 346 * Please be aware that this is at the UCF Downtown Campus * Information Session with Experiential Learning * Monday, Oct. 20 * 1-2 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Information Session with Student Financial Assistance * Tuesday, October 21 * 2-3 p.m. * Dixon Career Center 121 * Computer Lab with the College of Sciences * Wednesday, Oct. 22 * 9 a.m.-12 p.m. * Psychology 107 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 8-11 a.m. * Classroom Building 1 101 * Computer Lab * Thursday, Oct. 23 * 3-5 p.m. * Trevor Colbourn Hall 106

For faculty or staff: COIL, or Collaborative Online International Learning, is an innovative teaching approach that connects students and faculty from institutions in different countries to engage in joint academic projects. These collaborations are designed and facilitated by two faculty members from diverse cultural, linguistic, and geographical backgrounds, using online communication tools to co-develop and deliver integrated learning experiences. Participation in COIL projects offers several key benefits, including:* Strengthening international partnerships between institutions and educators. * Enhancing global perspectives in the curriculum by embedding international dimensions into course content. * Fostering intercultural competence among students through teamwork in diverse, cross-cultural groups.COIL provides a meaningful opportunity to internationalize the classroom without the need for physical mobility, making global learning more accessible and inclusive.Virtual Location URL: https://ucf.zoom.us/j/6889519540